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04-13-2005, 04:03 AM
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These are the kind of experiences that had me nervous. I know that there have been reports on both sides of the fence. Is it a matter of pepermints causing more trouble as they get older, or is it just that some individuals are destined to cause trouble from the start? Is it possible that there is a type of shrimp being sold as perpermints when they aren't really?
I guess all I can do is watch the tank and pull it at the first sign of trouble... - Chad
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